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  1. Who do you usually ping?

    …when you need to spontaneously check if you can see the WAN from the #cmdLine of a system.

    For me it's usually ping cnn.com.

    I guess it was cuz it is short and quick. I've been using that for at least 28yrs. Just tradition now. I hope they don't stop responding to ICMP requests. lol

    #ping #icmp

  2. Who do you usually ping?

    …when you need to spontaneously check if you can see the WAN from the #cmdLine of a system.

    For me it's usually ping cnn.com.

    I guess it was cuz it is short and quick. I've been using that for at least 28yrs. Just tradition now. I hope they don't stop responding to ICMP requests. lol

    #ping #icmp

  3. Who do you usually ping?

    …when you need to spontaneously check if you can see the WAN from the #cmdLine of a system.

    For me it's usually ping cnn.com.

    I guess it was cuz it is short and quick. I've been using that for at least 28yrs. Just tradition now. I hope they don't stop responding to ICMP requests. lol

    #ping #icmp

  4. Who do you usually ping?

    …when you need to spontaneously check if you can see the WAN from the #cmdLine of a system.

    For me it's usually ping cnn.com.

    I guess it was cuz it is short and quick. I've been using that for at least 28yrs. Just tradition now. I hope they don't stop responding to ICMP requests. lol

    #ping #icmp

  5. Who do you usually ping?

    …when you need to spontaneously check if you can see the WAN from the #cmdLine of a system.

    For me it's usually ping cnn.com.

    I guess it was cuz it is short and quick. I've been using that for at least 28yrs. Just tradition now. I hope they don't stop responding to ICMP requests. lol

    #ping #icmp

  6. It's like M-x occur inside #emacs but built into #less. Since I learned about it from the man page, I profited from it so many times. Maybe you can profit too?

    #cmdline #linux

  7. It's like M-x occur inside #emacs but built into #less. Since I learned about it from the man page, I profited from it so many times. Maybe you can profit too?

    #cmdline #linux

  8. It's like M-x occur inside #emacs but built into #less. Since I learned about it from the man page, I profited from it so many times. Maybe you can profit too?

    #cmdline #linux

  9. It's like M-x occur inside #emacs but built into #less. Since I learned about it from the man page, I profited from it so many times. Maybe you can profit too?

    #cmdline #linux

  10. It's like M-x occur inside #emacs but built into #less. Since I learned about it from the man page, I profited from it so many times. Maybe you can profit too?

    #cmdline #linux

  11. Did you ever wish to narrow down the content that you are currently looking at in the less pager to lines matching a regular expression?

    Turns out that pressing '&' and entering the regexp is all that is required to do this.

    Just use an empty regexp to widen the view again, i.e. '&<enter>'

    You are welcome! 😉

    #linux #cmdline #less

  12. Did you ever wish to narrow down the content that you are currently looking at in the less pager to lines matching a regular expression?

    Turns out that pressing '&' and entering the regexp is all that is required to do this.

    Just use an empty regexp to widen the view again, i.e. '&<enter>'

    You are welcome! 😉

    #linux #cmdline #less

  13. Did you ever wish to narrow down the content that you are currently looking at in the less pager to lines matching a regular expression?

    Turns out that pressing '&' and entering the regexp is all that is required to do this.

    Just use an empty regexp to widen the view again, i.e. '&<enter>'

    You are welcome! 😉

    #linux #cmdline #less

  14. Did you ever wish to narrow down the content that you are currently looking at in the less pager to lines matching a regular expression?

    Turns out that pressing '&' and entering the regexp is all that is required to do this.

    Just use an empty regexp to widen the view again, i.e. '&<enter>'

    You are welcome! 😉

    #linux #cmdline #less

  15. Did you ever wish to narrow down the content that you are currently looking at in the less pager to lines matching a regular expression?

    Turns out that pressing '&' and entering the regexp is all that is required to do this.

    Just use an empty regexp to widen the view again, i.e. '&<enter>'

    You are welcome! 😉

    #linux #cmdline #less

  16. Die Uhrzeit meiner Sony Digicam war offensichtlich verstellt und damit sind die Bilder von unterschiedlichen Kameras (Handys und Digicam) in einem Ordner jetzt nicht mehr korrekt sortiert. Erst die falsche Uhrzeit (Sony) mit einer korrekten Uhrzeit (Handy) fotografieren, um den Offset zu dokumentieren. Bei mir waren das 32 Minuten Nachlauf. Und dann einfach:

    exiftool -overwrite_original -DateTimeOriginal+='0:0:0 0:32:0' DSC044*

    Fixed ✅ Dann noch die Uhr korrigieren.

    #exiftool #jpeg #cmdline

  17. Die Uhrzeit meiner Sony Digicam war offensichtlich verstellt und damit sind die Bilder von unterschiedlichen Kameras (Handys und Digicam) in einem Ordner jetzt nicht mehr korrekt sortiert. Erst die falsche Uhrzeit (Sony) mit einer korrekten Uhrzeit (Handy) fotografieren, um den Offset zu dokumentieren. Bei mir waren das 32 Minuten Nachlauf. Und dann einfach:

    exiftool -overwrite_original -DateTimeOriginal+='0:0:0 0:32:0' DSC044*

    Fixed ✅ Dann noch die Uhr korrigieren.

    #exiftool #jpeg #cmdline

  18. #today I have a question. anyone know if there is a way to paste a long ish command into putty? I'm not spelling it right, it is spoken I think "poo TTY" or that's how my screen reader speaks it. #Consoul #CmdLine

  19. #today I have a question. anyone know if there is a way to paste a long ish command into putty? I'm not spelling it right, it is spoken I think "poo TTY" or that's how my screen reader speaks it. #Consoul #CmdLine

  20. #today I have a question. anyone know if there is a way to paste a long ish command into putty? I'm not spelling it right, it is spoken I think "poo TTY" or that's how my screen reader speaks it. #Consoul #CmdLine